1. untill 2015 in Saudi Arabia women did not have the right to vote.
2. In Estonia Russian minority found it difficult to get the right to vote.
3. in Fiji, indigenous Fiji has more value than that of an indianfijian.

Instances of Countries Where People Have Been Denied the Right to Vote:

1. North Korea:
North Korea is known for its oppressive regime that denies its citizens basic human rights, including the right to vote. The country holds mock elections with only one candidate on the ballot, selected by the ruling party. These elections are a formality and do not allow for genuine political participation or choice.

2. Saudi Arabia:
In Saudi Arabia, only men are allowed to vote in municipal elections. Women were granted the right to vote and run for office in 2015, but there are still significant barriers to their participation, such as strict gender segregation and restrictions on women's mobility.

3. Myanmar (Burma):
In Myanmar, the military junta has a history of restricting access to the voting process. The military has been accused of voter suppression, intimidation, and rigging elections to maintain power. The recent military coup in 2021 further eroded the democratic rights of the people in Myanmar.

4. Belarus:
Belarus has been criticized for its lack of free and fair elections, with President Alexander Lukashenko accused of rigging elections to stay in power. Opposition candidates have been routinely harassed, arrested, and silenced, leading to widespread protests against the government's authoritarian rule.

5. Eritrea:
In Eritrea, the ruling party has maintained a tight grip on power since gaining independence in 1993. There have been no national elections held, and political opposition is suppressed. The lack of political freedoms and human rights abuses have led to many Eritreans fleeing the country in search of better opportunities.
These are just a few examples of countries where people have been denied the right to vote due to oppressive governments, lack of democracy, and restrictions on political participation.